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Under TREC rules, a license holder is convicted of a misdemeanor DWI (driving while intoxicated). Is the license holder required to report this conviction to TREC?

Correct Answer

A) Yes, the license holder must report the conviction to TREC within 30 days

Under TREC rules, license holders are required to report criminal convictions — including misdemeanor convictions such as DWI — to TREC within 30 days of the conviction. TREC then evaluates the conviction to determine its relevance to the license holder's fitness to engage in real estate brokerage.

Answer Options
A
Yes, the license holder must report the conviction to TREC within 30 days
B
No, only felony convictions are subject to the reporting requirement
C
No, misdemeanor convictions unrelated to real estate transactions are exempt from reporting
D
Yes, but only if the conviction results in a jail sentence rather than probation or a fine

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